Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24


liberal, 70 say the least For Friday mixed
programme was given. which nIgaI well De
termed musicai. f0r the benefit OF those
wao did nOI attend the last day OF the Fair.
We produce the prog ramme - Il VAS gwen
IN the afternoon
Programme-Part hrsL Commencing al
l:5O .. IA:
/. Piano Solo.
2 Quzrtette lmAle.)
s. Piano solo.
4. song for Tenor.
5. Quartette (miIedL
8. Piano Solo.
7. Quartette (male).
Part second, commencing at 5 o'clock
p. m:
l. Piano Solo.
2. Qusrtette (male).
3. Song for Tenor.
4. Piano Solo.
5. Quartette lmixed).
8. Piano Solo.
Z. Quartette tmale).
Aessrs. Chase Bros. have the satisfaction
of receiving many compliments from their
friends at home and from abroad, and many
were go we!l pleased with the quality aud
tone OF the instruments that large num-
Der OF sales were MADE, which will in part
repay the enterpr-ing firm for their
iioeralily.
Pretty and Beneficial.
One OF the prettiest, and al che same time
one of the most instructive and beneficial
exhibits at the Fair this week, was that of
AEs. II. 4. Matthews in Art Hall. On a
counter convenient for inspection, and In
pretty showcases for the more delicate goods
that would not admit of handling. were dis
played all the latest inventions and con-
triEances in the way of trusses, supporters
etc, for the benefit of womaf kind, besides
the best and easiest corsets manufactured
A full line OF corset fixtures, with their
many advantages, were also s.. forth. Much
attention was paid this exhibit by the
ladies, who carried away many thousand of
Aiss Matthew'S handsome catalogues Is
souvenirs of the Fair.
Druggists.
Conspicuous among the displays in Art
Hall was tnat OF w. III. Iibbs ia the line of
pure drugs and physicians supplies and in
struments. The occasion was improved to
introduce some new perfumes which were
appreciated by ali who were fortunats
enough to secure a sample. Among the
physicians supplies was very noticeable
the Tibbs trusses and shoulder braces which
are becoming so widely and favorably
known. The sale of these goods here in
Grand Rapids is becoming very satisfactory,
as their merits are becoming known. Mr..
Tibbs' location is 126 Monroe-st., where q
full assortment OF these goods. besidss =
fuii line of drugs, is kept.
W. G. L. q.
The W. G. T. u. ladies who managed
the dining-hall this year the same as usual
have been complemented by nearly every
one for the very satisfactory manner in
which the work has been done and the
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have been good and the good patronage &C.
corded them would indicate that the ladie:
have done well. 1t is to be hoped they
have.
Still Admired
The display of ID. h Hamilton. men.
toned yesterday as having carried away SO
many premiums, was still the centre of at
traction yesterday for people interested in
that line of work. Their work in water
colors was particularly admired with Its
blue ribbon attachment. And the many
compliments paid the artists the day before
were repeated by other tongues. whose
owners noted the quality of work displayed
from this popular gallery, and will remem-
Der where to get good photographs at rea-
sonable rates. Mr. Hamilton Is located for
business at 76 Canal-st., where he is ready
to meet and accommodate all his old friends
ance was made at the K air.
A Card of Thsnka
Now that the week of the graudest Fail
ever known TO Michigan is az an end. the
thousands OF visitors leave for their re-
spective homes and impart TO their friend.
and loved ones the many attractive features
exhibited IN Art hail, etc. Notwifhstand.
ing tue fact that the races agricultural im.
rsia ~
logical exhibits were ia. most magnificent
ever maze. The most pleasing feature o.
them ell was the fine display OF Weber and
Fischer pianos aud elegant programme o
both vocal aud instrumental music furn.
ished daily By the popular and courteous
music dealer, Mr. Julius A. j. Fried.
ricn. The decorations in Art Hal
were OF nature that would reflect credit
10 city ten times the size of Grand Rapids
tut IN tRis, as IN everything else the en-.
terprising merchants undertake, they dons
il up in elaborate style, and while the great
thr0ng Of people passed through this palace
OF srt. triearlck IN person, aud numerous
polite attendants. were buSily engaged in
handing 70 each and every visitor soms
little souvenirs, together with q pleasant
greeting and most cordial welcome Thi:
kindness on TIE part OF Mr. Friedrich. and
the uEselnsh manner IN which it wss con-
Quoted. has Won inDumers0ie friends fol
himself and n.ug5t but words of praise
fell continually from the lips o.
every one attending the fair
The association owe much q
tais firm for assisting so sfsctually In en-.
tertsiniog the visitors and should provid.
for them fsvorite spsce in their hall nsxl
season. Ia sddllion % the famous Web-l
& Fisher Pianos Mr.. Freidrick carries IL.
fsvarsoiy known A. b. chase. Smith Amer
ican and Valley City orgsns these instru
msnts srs 90 vel xa0vn tbSt they need NJ
vcris Of praise 70 make thern SCI. ss is -
tested bv tie lsr-e numoer Of them Pot "a
market during tae lasf year. Ins store b
and 3 Canal sr, is . FAIR Of new goods az
sSiAfal artisans % make or repair instFu
ments. Also fuli line q saest muzc, etc
The Farnftnr- Exsfsft.
Every visitor n Grand Rapids knows o
the fame 81 ths city a. f1rnfsure manu-
facfarinE center Everyone is anxious 4
see sreciroens Of furniture that cane fron
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